It is true; L4D2 plays out very similarly to the original smash hit. But the fast paced four player co-op is quite entertaining and the new material is enough to experience this sequel even if you have played the hell out of the first game.

It’s easily one of the best games on the Nintendo DS, and fans familiar with the series will be able to dive right in and get into the game.

Fallout New Vegas is basically everything that Fallout 3 was, just in a new environment, a new story, but with more bugs and a few new bells and whistles.

The game has a great shine to it. It is absolutely beautiful with everything from the way the characters look and move. Kudos to Valve for doing such excellent work at giving us such high class eye candy.

This title is definitely a sleeper hit.

If this review has not convinced you to go buy this game, then just go buy it anyway. Then come back to Mygamer and thank us for telling you to get it. The character design is precious enough to warm even the coldest Grinch.

The game doesn't live up to the qualities resplendent in either the book or the movies, but it's still a technically competent game and fun to play.

GoldenEye Wii is nowhere near a straight port of the N64 classic and it is not supposed to be. Instead, players are treated with a classic experience but told through fresh eyes; the experience is impressive.

A very good game, though it isn't revolutionary in any way. The real-time aging and alignment modifying is great, but the game doesn't take advantage of it.

EA has done an exceptional job creating a game around the movie, and their efforts are certainly deserving of your attention.

While fans have probably already paid for the entire season long before this episode came out, people who are newer to the series can easily find something to hold their attention but may want to wait a little long for the series to congeal together in both difficulty and, hopefully, an overarching plot.

While it is a little short, doesn't have a whole lot to offer after you beat it, and can be difficult, it's a great ride the first few times through. Again, if you find yourself playing first-person shooters of all kinds, then this game is for you.

So, even if you are weary of the WWII theme, don’t be so disillusioned by the overabundance of WWII games that you let this one elude you.

For those that are really into the genre it is a no brainer, for anyone who has enjoyed a tower defense game before it is still a solid investment.

It goes without saying that if you enjoy fun, get yourself a copy of Peggle DS.

It's simplistic fighting mechanics and complex puzzles and level design have revived the adventure genre and given gamers a trilogy of epic proportions.

Is CoD4 the best FPS ever made? Definitely not. Will it provide a decent amount of entertainment value and cover the cost of $60? Absolutely.

Overall God of War II shouldn’t be missed by fans of the first God of War.

The game doesn't live up to the qualities resplendent in either the book or the movies, but it's still a technically competent game and fun to play.

If you’re looking for fun off road racing, DIRT 2 can be a ride you want to take.

Don't worry about hesitating to spend the $60, you will spend more time than you think playing this game.

When you put together how fun Sam and Max: Culture Shock is to play, all the added content you get from GameTap, and how funny the interchange between Sam and Maxthemselves are, this game makes for a perfect fit.

The replay value for this game is extremely high, as you are only limited by your imagination.

The breadth of the world in DarkStar One which is part of what makes it such a great game can also be adownside as well.

It would have made more sense to the fans if Capcom had chosen to include full, and separate versions of all the games whose elements are included here, and the absence of the original Street Fighter, or any of the Alpha series are sore omissions.

Games like Ico are increasingly rare in their originality, honesty, and heartfelt approach to the digital form of entertainment.

SSX On Tour feels very similar to its immediate predecessor, SSX 3. To a certain extent, SSX On Tour is simply more of the stuff that made SSX 3 so great, but in this case more of the same isn't a bad thing.

All praise for the game aside, this should probably only be purchased for people who have bought every other title on the PSP. The game gets rather difficult early on, is rather unforgiving, and seems to expect a level of knowledge out of the player that no one new to the series should have to go through.